Ticket To Ride Episode 125: Falling For Waterfalls

21-Nov-16 20:00

Ticket To Ride Episode 125: Falling For Waterfalls

The hazelnut, also known as the filbert, is Oregon’s official state nut. Oregon is the only state that has an official state nut. However, that is ‘nut’ the only thing interesting about Oregon. Oregon is well known to contain numerous natural marvels, from huge waterfalls to volcanoes and gorges. Ismael Ma brings us on his journey, exploring the lush nature of the great outdoors of Oregon.

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Tags: Ticket To Ride, Travel, Oregon, Portland, Nature, Voodoo Doughnuts, Breathtaking View, Photography, Multnomah Falls, Columbia River Gorge, Oneonta Gorge

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